Mount remote folders into local Ubuntu machine (sshfs)
 

Before mounting the files from remote,first check whether ssh server is installed in remote machine.
now 1.Install sshfs from the terminal
sudo apt-get install sshfs
,
2.Load kernel drivers for sshfs
sudo modprobe fuse

* For permanent use add 'fuse' at the end of /etc/modules

3.vi /etc/modules
* Join the 'fuse' user group

4.sudo adduser your_user_name fuse
Now you logout and login into the machine

5.Create local mountpoint in your home directory
mkdir ~/remote

6.Mount the remote folder into ~/remote

7.sshfs 192.168.0.1:/media/music ~/remote

Note:-192.168.0.1 (remote ip) and remote is the local folder where remote folders will be
mounted

Hi,

nice info, but if you want to get best exposure, submit it as a linuxanswer in our documentation subsite. useful info in threads often get's lost very quickly. also not this is clearly debian specific, which you've not mentioned...